picked up a trailer with a ton of ice and snow on top, wondering if there is a trick to getting it off. There was no snow blade around
Ice and Snow on top of trailer
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by terryg247, Jan 7, 2016.
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Chewy352 Thanks this.
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Drive under one of those low bridges in Chicago....
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After driving 2 days in Goliath I has 6000 lbs of snow and ice on the truck and trailer. Left North Dakota with a load of beans grossing 84,000. Instead of taking the recommended route to NC I headed dead south on 29 to Nashville and turned left on 40 to get it to melt and fall off. Thank goodness all the scales were closed for new years.
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It's fairly rare but I know some truck washes offer snow removal service.
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Find a 13'8".....
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I've used streakin' beacon in the past
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TA AND PETRO will remove snow at a few locations if not all of them. I've had some tell me no then I show them receipts from the previous times I've had it done. Shop rate 30 minute minimum.
Well worth it after the $1500 ticket I got in NJ before they actually had a regulation for snow. They hit me with a "loading so as to spill" ($75) which has nothing to do with snow. They changed it to "snow or ice coming off causing injury or damage ($1500) when I called them out on it. I showed up and had it thrown out. No injury, no damage, GFYS.
cost me $400 for a lawyer and 1/2 days work.
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